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        <title>How i would install Ubuntu server 20.04 LTS with bridged interfaces?</title>
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FIXME FIXME FIXME

work in progress

STUFF TO READ:

	*  &lt;https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IPv6&gt;
	*  &lt;http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/Linux+IPv6-HOWTO.html&gt;

FIXME FIXME FIXME

Szenario / User requirements:

This is the network how i like to have it:

	*  [X] are Hosts/Devices</description>
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Network Scenario :

This page show the installation notes for a two network interfaced Proxmox 7 virtualisation server. This is my network scenario we are going to work on:



     {LAN 192.168.0.0/24}
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This page describes the results of a small 3 day workshop i threw with a former colleague on how to set up an UBUNTU Desktop 18.10 Workstation that connects to an existing (SAMBA 4 based) Active Directory domain, so that users can use their AD user accounts to graphically logon and have their cifs (or smb) shares and (windows) home dire…</description>
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One can find “manuals” and “how to”s for this topic everywhere, but there is always something important missing and thus you&#039;ll have to do further search and puzzle everything together. I&#039;m not saying that my manual here is ever complete, but at least from an administrators standpoint it hopefully covers more than the average docker page on the interwebs to prevent Docker from going haywire and pulling down your host. Sinc…</description>
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Maybe you never had that problem yourself, but there may be reasons why someone want to have one or multiple Ubuntu or Debian online repositories available on your local network. Maybe because you throw an Linux installation party and dozens of times the same repos and files are been pulled over a thin DSL connection. Or you want your own local mirror in case your internet connection goes down. Or …</description>
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	*  Auslesen des rootDSE Objektes. Zeigt LDAP Clients die Features und Dienste des LDAP Servers an, sofern diese danach Fragen.

ldapsearch -x -w &#039;passwort&#039; -D &#039;cn=ldapmanager,dc=someou,dc=higherou,dc=de&#039; -b &quot;&quot; -s base &#039;+&#039;</description>
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You might have seen screenfetch or similar tools like bginfo (winblows only) before. But how to  install them so that they provide constant use to every user on a system. Here is how i did it for my virtual consoles (text based pre login environment). Thanks to cron it runs every minute and updates the</description>
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        <description>CAVE cloning VMs of UBUNTU 20.04 Server or Desktop can result in networking problems. Same IP address in every cloned VM, even if MAC address has been changed

Problem:

Using virtualisation (VMs) like Virtualbox, KVM etc, people sometimes “clone”</description>
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        <title>CUPS - Common Unix Printing System</title>
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        <description>CUPS - Common Unix Printing System

CUPS ist das zur Zeit aktuelle von Apple weiterentwickelte Printing System für Linux. Es unterstützt lokale (usb, lpt usw) sowie Netzwerkdrucker (lpr, ipp, socket/raw). Drucker bzw Queues können per Webinterface (</description>
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        <title>How to configure or add a static IPv6 address to your IPv4 Ubuntu Server with bridged interfaces?</title>
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        <description>How to configure or add a static IPv6 address to your IPv4 Ubuntu Server with bridged interfaces?

I ran a UBUNTU Server 14.04/16.04 LTS on a computer on a small SOHO as an router/firewall, using two network interfaces. One is towards the internet, one for internal (</description>
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        <title>SVN/Subversion - Wie man sich einen einfachen SVN Server unter Ubuntu/Debian installiert</title>
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        <description>SVN/Subversion - Wie man sich einen einfachen SVN Server unter Ubuntu/Debian installiert

Dieser Artikel beschäftigt sich mit der Grund-Installation des beliebten Versionierungssystems  Subversion (SVN) auf Ubuntu / Debian inkl. der Einrichtung als Server-Dienst über das eigene SVN Protokoll.</description>
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        <title>EXPERIMENTAL HA Kubernetes Cluster for SOHO use on UBUNTU + k3sup + k3s base</title>
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        <description>EXPERIMENTAL HA Kubernetes Cluster for SOHO use on UBUNTU + k3sup + k3s base

Project Goal:

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	*  NO SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE!
	*  no “external” managed Services required (no separate database/load balancer)</description>
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        <title>How to enable audio normalization a.k.a. audio compression a.k.a. audio dynamic range compression under Linux? (pulse audio)</title>
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NOTE / UPDATE :

:!: Meanwhile i managed to achieve the same result on Linux Distros with PipeWire , using SWH&#039;s LV2 and/or LADSPA plugins. See my articles about pipewire on this website.</description>
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This is NOT Proxmox exclusive and will most likely work on any Debian based Linux distro using openZFS for zpools/raid that has been peoperly configured for sending SMTP Email.

	*  Prerequisits:</description>
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Die Profis kennen bereits die praktischen Tastenkombinationen unter Windows wie STRG+C (Ausschneiden/Cut), STRG+V (Einfügen/Paste) sowie ALT+TAB (offene Fenster um- bzw durchblättern) etc. Doch was tun wenn Sie per XMING auf einen Linux-Desktop zugreifen? Dort funktionieren diese Tasten nicht. Jedenfalls NOCH NICHT.  Dieser Artikel zeigt Ihnen wie Sie diese Tastenkombinationen auch unter XMING nutzbar machen können.</description>
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Das ist nur ein Beispiel wie man mit wenig Aufwand sich die lokalen LDAP (OpenLDAP) Daten (komplette Datenbank) automatisiert wegsichern kann.

Es sichert die LDAP Daten auf ZWEI WEGEN. Der erste Weg bedient sich dem reinen LDAP Protokoll und versucht so viele Daten wie möglich abzusaugen. Operational Attribute werden auf diesem Wege jedoch nicht ausgegeben. Daher halte ich diese Methode nicht für sehr Sinnvoll. Allerdings wurde …</description>
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Festplatten und sonstige Speicher werden schnell immer größer und damit wird es auch immer schwieriger regelmässig eine gute , schnelle und vollsständige Datensicherung aller wichtigen Daten anzufertigen. Magnetband, CD und DVDs sind inzw. oft schon wie zu klein, zu teuer und zu unpraktisch um damit die heutigen gigantischen Datenmengen zu sichern. Da hilft oft nur noch eine Backup-to-Disk Datensicherung.…</description>
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ProxMox is an open source, free Linux Distro, that gives you enterprise grade VMWARE virtualisation features either free of charge. The product itself is free. The support isnt free. If you want to run proxmox in your enterprise and want it to be backed up with enterprise grade support, consider a subscription!</description>
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Something historic

“snaps” seem Canonical&#039;s/Ubuntu&#039;s prefered package format for easy and fast installation of desktop apps. However the whole snaps system often fails with errors if someone has moved the</description>
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        <title>mutt goes Maildir/ - Wie man mutt für Maildir konfiguriert</title>
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mutt - der eMail-Client für die Text-Console ist ein echtes Multitalent! mutt kann sogar problemlos mit dem Maildir Format umgehen welches von vielen imap Servern wie Courier und Dovecot verwendet wird. Dieser Artikel zeigt Ihnen wie Sie ihren mutt dafür einstellen können.</description>
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        <title>Zeitsyncronisation mit ntpd und ntpdate</title>
        <link>https://awerner.myhome-server.de/doku.php?id=it-artikel:linux:zeitsyncronisation-mit-ntpd-und-ntpdate&amp;rev=1661949019&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Zeitsyncronisation mit ntpd und ntpdate

Eine überall gleiche Zeit ist und wird immer wichtiger in der vernetzten IT. Um unter Linux eine einheitliche Zeitsyncronisation einrichten zu können benötigen wir entweder das Softwarepaket ntpdate oder ntpd sowie einen zugänglichen NTP Zeitserver.</description>
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        <title>Anwendung von Crontab zur Automatisierung von Vorgängen</title>
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Crontab ist ein Tool, mit dem man Linux-Tools zeitgesteuert starten kann. Cron bzw Crontab als “Dienst” kann dabei an verschiedenen Stellen existieren. Zum einen gibt es da die Systemweite</description>
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Under Windows its been around for many years already, installed by default and included pretty much with every sound driver. The user would just need to click a checkbox to enable it. With Linux it isn&#039;t that easy yet and most people are not even aware of it. But Linux offers a vast variety of messing with the audio path and signals in real time. Way more and bette…</description>
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top, atop, iotop etc are all very good and well known system monitoring tools which run perfectly via simple terminal sessions (no X server or mouse required). But sometimes you would prefer some graphical representation added to it. Some graphs. There comes</description>
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For some strange reason Oracle Virtualbox 7 is still not available through the Mint Repos in early 2024. And for some even more strange reasons Oracle themselves offer their own Debian/Ubuntu/Mint online (apt) repository, but seem NOT to make sure that people are using this method, so that users will receive future updates to the packages automatically. Oracle provides all the information for that, but it&#039;s unnecessaril…</description>
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        <title>How to upgrade Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS, 16.10 or 17.04 to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS inplace</title>
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To upgrade Ubuntu you often dont need to do a fresh install of it. You can try an inplace upgrade instead with only a few easy steps.

:!::!::!: However its highly recommended that you first BACKUP ALL YOUR DATA AND CONFIGURATION FILES</description>
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        <title>nscd - Oder warum neue Benutzergruppen oder Gruppenmitgliedschaften nicht sofort sichtbar sind</title>
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Ich laufe meines Linux LDAP/SAMBA Projektes musste ich mehrfach feststellen das es vorkommen kann dass das Betriebsystem eine neu angelegte Benutzergruppe oder eine neue Gruppenmitgliedschaft nicht sofort anzeigt. Es kann mit unter bis zu 1h dauern bis die Änderung sichtbar wird. Ursache hierfür scheint der Name Service Caching Daemon kurz NSCD zu sein. Dieser</description>
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:!: UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Until now this page is just some sort of a collection of notes.  --- Axel Werner 2024-07-20 08:16

Important paths and files:

	*  Boot ISOs can be found in Proxmox storage named:</description>
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        <description>Systemweites AUTOLOGOUT für ROOT Shells

Wer kennt das nicht? Man öffnet auf einer Linux Console ein Terminal, meldet sich dann und wann schonmal als ROOT an und vergisst nach getaner Arbeit sich vom Terminal abzumelden. d.h. womöglich ist diese ROOT Sitzung für jedermann noch in Tagen/Wochen zugänglich. Um dies zu verhindern kann man in der BASH Shell per Umgebungsvariable einen TIMEOUT setzen, nach welchem die bash bei inaktivität die Sitzung beenden soll.</description>
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Syntax Highlighting einschalten

VI/VIM kann Syntax-Highlighting. Dieses kann innerhalb von VI eingeschaltet werden durch eingabe von: 



:sy on 



Sollte eine Fehlermeldung erscheinen ist wahrscheinlich VI nicht vollständig installiert. Dies kann man mit</description>
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